Perseid meteor shower above the Cosmos Observatory in Lattrop
Date: August 12/13, 2021 | Exposure time: 60 sec. (multiple shots) | Optics: Canon 15 mm fish-eye | Camera: Canon EOS 40D | Mount: IOptron CEM60 | Location: Cosmos Observatory Lattrop (The Netherlands)
Perseids | Meteors
Date: August 11, 2019 | Exposure time: 18 seconds (composition of 3 subs) | Optics: Canon EF 15 mm F/2.8 | Camera: Canon EOS 400D | Mount: Tripod | Location: Borne (The Netherlands)
Geminid meteor
Date: December 14, 2018 | Exposure time: 30 sec. (single shot) | Optics: Canon 15 mm fish-eye | Camera: Canon EOS 40D | Mount: Tripod | Location: Observatorio Astronómico del Teide (Spain)
Geminid meteors above the Teide Observatory
Date: December 14, 2018 | Exposure time: 30 sec. (composition of multiple exposures) | Optics: Canon 15 mm fish-eye | Camera: Canon EOS 40D | Mount: Tripod | Location: Observatorio Astronómico del Teide (Spain)
Geminid meteor above the Teide Observatory
Date: December 13, 2018 | Exposure time: 30 sec. (single shot) | Optics: Canon 15 mm fish-eye | Camera: Canon EOS 40D | Mount: Tripod | Location: Observatorio Astronómico del Teide (Spain)
Perseids | Meteors shower seen from Madeira
Date: August 12, 2016 | Exposure time: 30 seconds (composition of multiple exposures) | Optics: Canon EF 15 mm F/2.8 fish-eye | Camera: Canon EOS 40D | Mount: Tripod | Location: Madeira (Portugal)
Perseids 2013 | Maximum
Date: August 11/12 and 12/13, 2013 | Exposure time: 14h20m (30 sec. subs) | Camera: Canon EOS 40D mod | Camera Lens: Canon 15 mm F/2.8 Fish-eye | Mount: Tripod | Location: Revest-du-Bion (France)
Bright meteor around midnight on the night of August 4-5, 2011.
Date: August 3, 2011
The Small Magellanic Cloud, globular cluster 47 Tucanae and a meteor.
Date: August 2, 2011 | Exposure time: 1 min (single exp) | Optics: Canon EF 85 mm F/2 | Camera: Canon EOS 40D | Location: Hakos Guestfarm (Namibia)
The same Capricornide meteor captured by the All-Sky camera.
Date: August 1, 2011
This bright Capricornide meteor of magnitude -5 was also seen visually.
A Capricornide fireball in the milky way that was also seen visually.
Date: July 31, 2011
Southern Delta Aquarid meteor near bright star Vega
This brilliant double Capricornid meteor of both magnitude -3 parts was also seen visually.
Date: July 30, 2011 | Credits: Carl Johannink
